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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th February 1989
There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th February 1989. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Part of the pinna
AAcross 5: A savory jelly
AAcross 10: Soviet range
AAcross 15: Reveal secrets
AAcross 19: Mangle
AAcross 20: Greek letter
AAcross 21: Generally valid
AAcross 22: Mezzanine section
AAcross 23: Unprepared
AAcross 23: Unprepared
AAcross 25: Sedate
AAcross 27: Spates
AAcross 28: Like lager
AAcross 30: "Golden" songs
AAcross 31: Film comic Roscoe
AAcross 32: Aegean islandTENOS
AAcross 33: Sotto ___VOCE
AAcross 34: Wielded
AAcross 36: Indian police station
AAcross 37: Left
AAcross 41: Comminute
AAcross 42: Susceptible
AAcross 44: Dockers' org.ILA
AAcross 45: Troubles
AAcross 46: Psychic
AAcross 47: New Look man
AAcross 48: Old Irish alphabet
AAcross 49: Gelid
AAcross 50: Obdurate
AAcross 50: Obdurate
AAcross 54: Thai coins
AAcross 55: Send transient images
AAcross 58: Billingsgate
AAcross 59: Stitch
AAcross 60: Pax, to PraxitelesIRENE
AAcross 61: Catkin
AAcross 62: Line on a letter
AAcross 63: "Ay, ___ inch a king": Shak.
AAcross 64: The Indian, for one
AAcross 65: Idleness
AAcross 68: Malayan palm
AAcross 69: In flagrante delicto
AAcross 69: In flagrante delicto
AAcross 71: Poseidon's realm
AAcross 72: Cause for a lawsuit
AAcross 73: Cannes eveningSOIR
AAcross 75: ___ fixe
AAcross 76: Puchero, e.g.
AAcross 77: Pindar product
AAcross 78: Fatuitous
AAcross 82: Parts of some hammers
AAcross 83: Extremely old-fashioned
AAcross 85: Rags-to-riches author
AAcross 86: Electric catfishRAADS
AAcross 87: Balanchine ballet
AAcross 88: Hand measures
AAcross 89: Monsieur's eggOEUF
AAcross 90: Book for a first grader
AAcross 93: Kind of acid
AAcross 94: Applauds
AAcross 98: Excitable
AAcross 100: Munificent
AAcross 102: One of the Near IslandsATTU
AAcross 103: Ariz.'s Mo or StuUDALL
AAcross 104: Earl Anthony's milieu
AAcross 105: Spanish demonstrativeESTA
AAcross 106: Brit. decorations
AAcross 107: Ill-natured
AAcross 108: Arabian princes
AAcross 109: Castle
DDown 1: Swipe
DDown 2: Flat plinthORLO
DDown 3: Adonis's killer
DDown 4: Boards a Pullman
DDown 5: Made amends
DDown 6: Injections
DDown 7: Darlings
DDown 8: Canaan followerITE
DDown 9: Of the founder of ThebesCADMEAN
DDown 10: Reveal
DDown 11: Haley book
DDown 12: Xiamen, formerly
DDown 13: Mae West roleLIL
DDown 14: Tall glass for beer
DDown 15: Cutlers' products
DDown 16: N.J. cityLODI
DDown 17: "A Death in the Family" author
DDown 18: Spots for bulbs
DDown 24: Gave a party for
DDown 26: Spanish epic hero
DDown 29: Jillian and Rutherford
DDown 32: Unkind kind of degree
DDown 33: "In ___ veritas"
DDown 34: Word with tag or war
DDown 35: Pusillanimous
DDown 36: Yonder
DDown 37: Insinuating
DDown 38: Parsimonious
DDown 39: Buck up
DDown 40: Super Bowl team: 1980
DDown 41: Trot or lope
DDown 42: Josh
DDown 43: What i.e. stands for
DDown 46: Like Rudolph's nose
DDown 48: Parched one's paradise
DDown 51: Dubbed
DDown 52: Voodoo fetish
DDown 53: Moslem law
DDown 54: Pressure: Comb. formBARO
DDown 56: Upright
DDown 57: Actress Ralston
DDown 59: Both, in BonnBEIDE
DDown 61: Caustic
DDown 62: Bucephalus was one
DDown 63: Molder
DDown 64: Mirador
DDown 65: More bizarre
DDown 66: Adolescents
DDown 67: Veers away
DDown 68: First half of the alphabet
DDown 70: Low cards in pinochle
DDown 73: Flavorful
DDown 74: Algerian port
DDown 76: Mariner
DDown 78: German philosopher: 1770-1831
DDown 79: How the Niagara flows
DDown 80: Actor Rachins
DDown 81: Despicable
DDown 82: The second Mrs. TanquerayPAULA
DDown 84: Metrical foot
DDown 86: Pupils' delight
DDown 88: Whiff
DDown 89: Relative of sienna
DDown 90: Star in Ursa MajorPHAD
DDown 91: Deteriorates
DDown 92: "Tell ___ the Marines!"ITTO
DDown 93: Jewish month
DDown 94: Hindu fire god
DDown 95: "Wishing will make ___"ITSO
DDown 96: "Take ___ your leader"METO
DDown 97: Neighbor of Wyo.SDAK
DDown 99: "___ mein holder Abendstern," Wagner ariaODU
DDown 101: "___ no orator . . . ": Shak.IAM